Ask Olympic Bronze Medalist and GO211 Team member, Donny Robinson, your questions.

GO211 and Donny Robinson would like to congratulate the following community members for submitting questions to the GO211 Team Q and A: Spencer from Carmel, New York Age 13 John from East Bernstadt, Kentucky age 17 Danny Caluag from Chino, California Donald from Canada age 41 Tori Dains from Spanaway, WA age 17

So many times I've felt this. I stay motivated because I know it can and will eventually happen. Full dedication will lead to success one way or another and I know this and that's why I keep going. I know I will be successful and it's very interesting to see the journey that'll get you there.

For sure. I raced cruiser from the time I was 7 until I was 23. Once I won the UCI Worlds and the ABA Pro Cruiser title in 2006, I hung up the cruiser to concentrate making the Olympics. Perhaps I'll race it again soon...

I sure hope so. I've never raced in Germany, only spent one night there coming home from Holland.

Not fast enough. On a good day I'm keeping up with 10 year old Tommy Jones who lives on my street. Seriously though, I can hit 40+ on the Olympic style track.

Thank you very much Donald. First off, I was blessed to have a few people in my life minister to me when I was younger. Both at home and at the races I was able to see and hear what being a Christian was all about and I finally got baptized when I was 17 I believe. My faith has helped me all around to be a better person. Not to say that I don't make huge mistakes and have regrets but I'm always striving to be a better person and example for kids. I don't drink, I don't smoke, I don't cuss and I stay away from the party scene, which is unusual in the 'action sports' arena. There is so much more than this life on earth and I want to be a part of that. Randy Stumpfhauser is a huge inspiration to me and keeps me accountable (even if he may not know it) but I am thankful to him and others for continuing to show me the teachings of Jesus.

Thank you very much. Would I have the courage to ride with no brakes on a track where we are going 40mph and jumping 40 foot jumps? Yes, but only if it were a track I have ridden many times. I would go with no brakes in Chulva Vista but if it were my first time on the track then no way I need brakes.

My favorite track is probably the Olympic replica track in Chula Vista, CA, however, my local track in Napa, CA just got a face lift by the builder of the Olympic track and it rocks. The track just got finished and I can't wait for everyone to ride it.

I would say it's nothing less than an honor. I mean for a company like McDonald's to recognize our sport, and then pick me out of this sport to endorse is unreal. I owe McDonald's and all the other companies who have partnered with me tons for the chance they have given me.

I got the first choice on career number and the choices were 10-999 so I picked the first one. Also because 10 was MX racer Ernesto Fonseca's number.

Flat gate. Gotta put the power down.

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Funny you should ask. I tried 175's for the first time in 5 years this weekend in Bakersfield. I'm not sure if I should give them more time. I mean I felt ok but not way good.

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I wheelie a lot out of the gate. Instead of changing my technique I opt to make my rear end longer.

No and they are all very good questions thank you.

No you are ineligible, read the fine print.

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Shoes. I have pretty feet though...

Pretty much any one that something great happened in. The most recent one is Olympics. Standing on that gate for the main was an unreal feeling.

Yeah I'll do a few. SX races are pretty pressure filled and of course the traveling takes a toll. I've been on the SX circuit for 3 years straight so I want to take this year slow so I can ramp up for 2012 Games.